Executive producer, influencer, and television personality Tebogo Ramokgadi has jetted off to Dubai to professionally polish and maintain his signature smile, a feature in which he previously invested approximately R100,000. The recent treatment, costing around R18,000, is part of his preparation for the highly anticipated second season of his reality show, Diamond and Dolls.
Ramokgadi, who is known for his flamboyant lifestyle and business acumen, explained that the Dubai visit was about more than just aesthetics. “Your smile says a lot about you,” he said. “For me, it is about confidence, presentation, and taking care of myself.” He emphasised that the procedure was focused on maintenance, oral health, and overall wellbeing, rather than simply achieving a whiter shade.
He also took the opportunity to clarify a common misconception about his teeth. “For me, these are 100% my own teeth,” Ramokgadi stated, ruling out the use of veneers. He urged his followers to prioritise regular dental care, including brushing, flossing, and routine check-ups, rather than waiting until they experience pain. “A beautiful smile means very little if you are ignoring pain, gum problems, or poor hygiene,” he cautioned.
Beyond his personal care regimen, Ramokgadi is deep in preparations for Season 2 of Diamond and Dolls, promising viewers a more elevated and intentional production. “Season 2 is bigger, more elevated, and more intentional,” he said. “I’ve grown since the first season, and the show has grown with me.” Fans can expect new personalities, international travel, and a deeper dive into fashion, business, and lifestyle content.
Following his Dubai trip, Ramokgadi is set to travel to Bangkok as he continues to expand his entertainment and business ventures. For a man who has built a brand on confidence and self-presentation, the message is clear: maintaining the smile is just as important as building itāand the show must go on.



